From: Jannis Harder <jannis@...>
Date: 2004-12-11T04:04:34+09:00
Subject: Re: [QUIZ] Learning Tic-Tac-Toe (#11)


Am 10.12.2004 um 18:15 schrieb Brian Schr�der:
>
> Nice and colourfull. Do you use a compact sig creator program?
>
>

Offtopic:

Not a creator program.... an "universal" "color" "picture" sig ;)


the first string in the sig is a base64ed b/w raw image (24*n pixel)

every 4 pixel the sig inserts a blank pixel (the space between the 
letters)
and every 24 a newline.

example: "jp6i..."

j>100011 p>101001 6>111010 i>100010
  Cyan Mgnt Blue Yelw Grn  Red
  jjjj jjpp pppp 6666 66ii iiii
  1000 1110 1001 1110 1010 0010
  #    ###  #  # ###  # #    #  The first line of >RUBY<
...




"jp6iSZmkLp5ISZlEiW5C" >>
 >RUBY<

"bp6siZmijp5CiZlCiW5CgAAChpbiiZYiiZZCi5aCZ2bs"
|RUBY|
|QUIZ|

"Lp6oKZmobp5MaZlM6W5O4AAO7pjuaZgsbphMKZiIKW/o"
/RUBY\
\RULZ/




Jannis Harder

"Lp6oKZmoaZ5MaZlM7p5O6ZAO6ZjuaZgsaZhMKZiIKW/o".unpack("m")[0].
unpack("C*").map{|x|x.chr}.join.unpack("B*")[0].scan(/.{24}/){i=7
$&.scan(/..../){print"\e[3#{i-=1};1;40m  ";$&.each_byte{
|z|print" #"[z-?0,1]*2}};puts"\e[0m"}